D-Days
diː deɪz
Definition

Definition of D-Days - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

1.
eventsRaredays when important events happenRare
  • The team prepared for the D-Days of the project.
2.
militaryTECH.days marking military operationsTECH.
  • The D-Days of World War II are well-documented.
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Origin of D-Days

English, D (day) + days (days)

Examples of D-Days in a sentence

  • Students were anxious about the D-Days of their exams.
  • The D-Days were crucial in the Allied victory.
  • Veterans often recount the D-Days with pride.

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  1. French:jours J, D-Days, ...
  2. German:entscheidende Tage, D-Days, ...
  3. Italian:giorni cruciali, D-Days, ...
  4. Spanish:D-Days, ...
  5. Portuguese:dias D, Dias D, ...
  6. Chinese:关键日, D日, ...
  7. Japanese:重要な日, Dデー, ...
  8. Arabic:أَيَّام الحَسْم, أَيَّام دِي-دَاي, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּי-דֵּי, יְמֵי הַ-דִּי, ...
  10. Russian:ключевые дни, Дни Д, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вирішальні дні, Дні-Д, ...
  12. Hindi:डी-डे, ...

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